Like many others, I have plenty of issues with GameStop. The gaming retail giant is often known for selling opened copies of games as “new”. It has a website that barely seems to work, especially when ...

We suppose there is no arguing this point, really. GameStop is an oddity in the industry, a business that gamers can look at with both nostalgia and revulsion. Most recently, the company shocked fans ...

GameStop is pivoting to retro games at select locations. As the industry moves to digital media — and the retailer struggles to adapt to the shifting landscape (including a short-lived stab at NFTs) — ...

There used to be a day when every GameStop location would offer copies of classic video games. There'd be a bin filled with old cartridges and CDs for old school Nintendo, Sega, and other systems.

GameStop (NYSE:GME) posted a modest gain of 7% last week amid buzz over a possible entry back into the crypto sector. CNBC reported that the retailer is eyeing investments in alternative asset classes ...

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Your local GameStop could be going back to a time when simpler graphics, plumber siblings and speedy hedgehogs ruled the gaming scene. Indiana stores are among several that the the video game retail ...

GameStop just made a decision that’s going to make more than a few million gamers feel old. Let’s face it; GameStop sells used items, and that’s been its business practice since day one. The company ...

What exactly counts as vintage or retro is a debate that probably won't ever be settled. But, video game retailer GameStop has thrown its proverbial hat in the ring with a new metric for deciding if a ...

U.S. consumers may already know that GameStop is famous for selling consoles and games online and in-store, often with shelves packed with covered game cases and merchandise from different gaming ...